Care Homes Owned by Interhaze Ltd

My dad was a resident here, and it was his first time in a care home, so obviously I was apprehensive. I needn't have worried, though, as Nisha (the manager) and her staff were absolutely fantastic. They welcomed my dad with open arms and made him feel settled and at home instantly. The building was extremely clean, and his bedroom was lovely. If you are looking for a care home that does exactly that-"care"-then The Wheatsheaf Care Home is the place to be.

The care home was nicely decorated and the care was really good. From the outside it doesn't look good but is a listed building and they can't do anything about that. The staff where friendly and do a good job with the space they have.

My dad arrived at Wheatsheaf Court in May 2024, and from the moment he arrived, dad was given excellent care, kindness and compassion from all the staff. As a family I can't begin to thank them for their care and dedication to my him, and for making me and all the family so welcome every time we visited. On behalf of the family, will be forever be grateful to all the staff and management at Wheatsheaf Court - What an incredible job you do every day.

My mother has been a resident of Sebright since 2018. Over the years, her Dementia has deteriorated to the point that she is no longer able to leave her bed, and she is on a soft diet. She is well looked after, and I have found the management and staff willing to assist with any help and guidance I required with regards to Mum's funding etc. I am always kept up to date with any concerns the Team has with my Mum. During Covid the Team did their best to keep all the residents safe. The Carers are always bright and cheerful when I visit, even although their daily tasks must be daunting. Well done to all concerned.

Thank you so much, really appreciated at such a difficult time.

Mahsa

Mina and Family

My Auntie was very well looked after at Wheatsheaf Nursing Home and although she couldn't really communicate with us (due to her Alzheimers) she seemed happy, safe and content here. The staff were friendly and efficient. Some nice activities and events were organised which my Auntie enjoyed joining in with. I would recommend.

Although I wish my wife could be home, I have no worries about her being at Hunters Lodge Care centre Codsall.

I am grateful that my elderly mum was able to spend her final days at Wheatsheaf Court. The staff treated her with compassion and care. Spending time getting to know her and providing companionship. The standard of care was exceptional throughout, tailoring Mum's support to meet her needs and also discussing these with myself. It was heartwarming to see how Mum interacted with the team throughout her short stay. I am happy that she spent her final days surrounded by such a caring team.

She nearly made it a extra full year on top of her original end of life prognosis. I believe that much of that extra time was due to the quality of the care she received and the company of the friends she made.

My husband spent a year in the carehome until his passing in January 2026. From the first day he was looked after as an individual, not just a resident. I found all the staff were kind and caring and treated him with respect. Visitors were made to feel welcome and were impressed by the care that he received. I never arrived without being greeted with a smile and the support I needed. The staff do an amazing job in looking after people with varying needs,

My father spent his last few weeks of life at The Spinney Care Home, all the staff were amazing, friendly and helpful, all his wishes and needs were met, lovely location, very clean and tidy, couldn't ask for more. Thank you.

My husband came in for respite care whilst I underwent a hip replacement we were very impressed the facilities and staff are excellent helpful and caring .My husband is none verbal but when I visited he was always smiling and looked happy. .can recommend.

This review relates to the handover of our brother, the patient. The staff and the Manager were very helpful and pleasant. We were shown the room which our brother would be staying in and he was escorted to dinner on arrival. The staff appeared professional and polite in their manner and open to questions that we had regarding our brother's ongoing needs and care.

My husband had been in the care of Seabright House for three years, until his death on Jan 26th this year. He was sent there for assessment when I became very ill after a serious operation. It had always been my intention to move him nearer to my home in Kineton, but it soon became apparent that the care & kindness of all the staff at Seabright was outstanding, and that not only the residents were treated with care and respect, but their family & friends, were without exception made to feel welcome too & met with a friendly face by all the staff employed there . From the manager, nursing staff, entertainment officer gardener , cleaners, and everyone employed , their patience and dedication was beyond measure. The home was spotlessly clean, and the atmosphere usually calm, even though there were some difficult & demanding cases. Two long serving members of staff , who unfortunately must remain nameless, were truly exceptional in keeping up the spirits of residents & their families.

I would like to say how surprised and happy I was to come to the spinney care home as I didn't know anything about it. The staff are wonderful, helpful and lovely. I was very reluctant when I come from hospital to the Spinney and I ]was very well looked after like at Spinney and the service was clean and food great. Staff was very helpful with my recovery and they make me happy at Spinney. My bedroom was lovely and clean. I can't fault the service.

We can't thank enough everyone who works here and am extremely grateful for the wonderful care she received. Thank you.

My Dad was admitted to Wheatsheaf Court in April 2024, after a prolonged stay in hospital. The family was concerned about how he might respond to permanent care in a nursing home, as he could be a difficult patient at times. We needn't have worried. We had a lengthy discussion with managers about his current needs as well as his past likes, dislikes and hobbies and from day one he was treated with dignity and respect by all the staff. Everyone at Wheatsheaf Court understands the heartbreak of dementia and they are always willing to take the time to provide reassurance and care to the families as well as to the residents (this is so important, as families can find the stages of dementia as well as the care system itself bewildering at times). My Dad is comfortable and very well looked after and you couldn't wish for a cleaner, brighter, happier and more welcoming environment for someone who needs such a high level of care. Thank you to all.

My husband moved to Sebright from hospital in 2022, when his vascular dementia got the better of us all and we could no longer cope at home. The care he received there was second to none and all the staff treated him with compassion, calmness and care, looking after his every need at all times. They always informed us of any change, however small, and kept him happy and settled throughout his time there. When he passed away in May 2024, they could not have been kinder. While dementia is a very cruel condition, all the staff at Sebright made my husband's last two years as good as they could possibly be. Thank you Sebright.